bardo

So now we’ve settled for a small stretch of unoccupied wall and carpet between galleries — a noisy little bardo hovering between eras of her career.

Bardo is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole.

Mr Bardo undertook the task of piloting the Clyde, and as she was the inshore ship, she was to move first.

Every generous soul must heartily despise Tito Melema for basely disposing of Bardo's library for lucre.

The tonsor inequalis is inevitably betrayed when he takes the shears in his hand; is it not true, Messer Bardo?

From what quarter of the sky has this pretty Greek youngster alighted so close to thy chair, Bardo?

Bardo sank backward again, too delicate to ask another question that might probe a sorrow which he divined to be recent.